The conflict in the Middle East remains a major news topic with the ongoing Israel-Iran war prominently featured across newspaper headlines.
The Diário de Notícias highlights, “Iran launches ‘symbolic’ attack on U.S. base but does not close the Strait of Hormuz.” Meanwhile, the Correio da Manhã focuses on the tension’s economic impact, stating, “War threatens to double oil prices,” and reports on a family dispute, “Future mother-in-law denounces fugitive.”
The Jornal de Notícias notes that “There have never been so many university students working.”
In sports news, there is attention on a “threat” at the club in Alvalade, stating “Gyokeres considers not showing up for the start of Sporting’s training.”
Diário de Notícias
– “Iran launches ‘symbolic’ attack on U.S. base, but does not close the Strait of Hormuz”
– “Government acknowledges economy will need to adjust to immigration halt”
– “Climate risk. Insurance premiums to rise due to severe weather events”
– “Aviation. Audit Court identifies illegalities in TAP contracts”
– “Spain. PP uses PSOE corruption scandal to question 2023 election results”
– “Club World Cup. Benfica-Bayern. Pitch imbalance offsets an otherwise balanced duel in terms of trophies and supporters”
– “Válter Hugo Mãe. ‘Truth is very noble. But I would trade truth for a verse'”
Correio da Manhã
– “Conflict stymies economy and raises cost of living. War threatens to double oil prices”
– “Iran attacks U.S. base in Qatar and Trump announces ceasefire”
– “Property values up 16.3% in the first quarter”
– “Nationality. Government tightens rules for immigrants”
– “Healthcare crisis. 1.64 million patients without a family doctor”
– “Millions at stake in Bayern duel”
– “Reinforcements. Benfica speeds up chase for Almada and Hadj-Moussa”
– “Sporting unafraid of Swedish ‘strike'”
– “FC Porto. Martim Fernandes in Bayer Leverkusen’s sights”
– “Official data. 175,000 Asian hornet nests destroyed”
– “Cadaval. Future mother-in-law denounces fugitive”
– “Famalicão. Authorities on alert over wave of robberies”
Público
– “‘Golden visas’ and highly qualified individuals exempt from regrouping restrictions”
– “NATO summit. A meeting in The Hague tailored to Trump”
– “Qatar. Iran retaliates with attack on U.S. largest airbase in the Middle East”
– “Lack of prior visa. Audit Court holds TAP executives accountable”
– “Housing. Setúbal and Madeira see highest market growth”
– “Basketball. The Thunder had a plan and are finally NBA champions”
– “Exhibition. Portuguese design for Osaka 1970 travels through time to Mude 2025”
– “Family doctors. Vacancy fill rate is lowest in three years: reached only 39%”
i
– “Imperial”
– “Summer for all tastes”
– “Israel-Iran war. How the Khamenei regime might attack the U.S.”
Jornal de Notícias
– “There have never been so many university students working”
– “S. João quadras”
– “War. Iran attacks largest U.S. base in the Middle East”
– “Immigration. Government seeks nationality revocation for serious crimes”
– “FC Porto. Martim Fernandes enters Man. City’s priority list”
– “Braga. Fake psychiatrist who defrauded patients escapes jail”
– “Housing. House prices soared 16% in the first quarter”
– “Portugal Fashion. David Catalán and Miguel Vieira succeed in Italy”
Negócios
– “House prices make historic leap with public guarantee onset”
– “ADSE results drop with municipal expenses”
– “Middle East crisis. Attack brings more uncertainty to economy and markets”
– “Government wants new fast track for highly qualified immigrants”
– “Stock market. Decade of highest new debt issuance in Lisbon”
– “Crypto. Lagarde warns of household investment risks”
– “Africa radar. Africa seeks partnership with U.S., but criticizes tariffs”
– “Special envoy. This is not a report on Angola”
Jornal Económico
– “Oil at $150 is already on market radar”
– “Spain isolated in refusal to increase defense spending”
– “‘Gain scale to transform Portugal.’ Carlos Moreira da Silva, president of the Business Round Table”
– “Arroja replaced by Madalena Silva at the helm of AICEP”
– “Prices of Madeira’s most expensive houses increased 41% in 12 months”
– “Eurozone economy holds in June but remains stagnant”
– “Lusophony. Angola desires U.S. investment in African industry”
– “AdC plays last card to revive banking cartel”
– “Resolution Fund receives 163.1 million in dividends”
Record
– “Benfica. Dedic has arrived. Defender underwent medicals and signs until 2030”
– “Benfica-Bayern. Florentino doubtful”
– “Injury mystery solved. Renato finds solution”
– “FC Porto. New central defender on the way. Villas-Boas sets priorities”
– “Sporting. Gyokeres applies pressure again. Swede called Varandas expressing his intent to leave”
– “Women’s team. Portugal 0-0 Nigeria. Goalless draw ahead of the European Championship”
O Jogo
– “FC Porto. Journey to Gabri’s origins. From exemplary student to top footballer, with friends certain he will succeed in Invicta”
– “Sporting. Gyokeres alert. The Swedish striker is forcing a transfer and may miss training start”
– “Kochorashvili presents himself as Captain America: ‘He is an example of courage, my principles align with his'”
– “Club World Cup. Benfica-Bayern. ‘Last 16’ worth a 95 million Euro windfall”
– “Thiago Almada, Lyon’s Argentine, targeted to strengthen midfield”
– “Braga. U17 and academic champion. João Aragão stands out in football and school”
– “International. Sá Pinto heads to Iran. Esteghlal announces coach amid war backdrop”
A Bola
– “Threat. Gyokeres considers not appearing for Sporting’s training start”
– “Kovacevic close to joining Norwich”
– “FC Porto. Diogo Costa wants to leave. Goalkeeper has a 75 million Euro clause but could transfer for 60 million. Manchester rivals keen on the Portuguese international”
– “Benfica. Textor confirms interest in Thiago Almada but vows difficult transaction”
– “Dedic is already in Lisbon to sign”
– “Scipioni ‘smiles’ at the Reds”
– “Women’s football. Navigators draw (0-0) against Nigeria in European preparation”
